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The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14
Proposals Wanled'
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERvIs- l ORS, COUNTY OF GRAHAM, ! TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Graham, Territory of Arizona, will receive sealed proposals up to 12 o'clock M., MONDAY, OCTOBER 3d, 1887, for the building of an Hospital at Solomonville, Graham county, Arizona, upon the Court house grounds. Said Hospital to be built according to the plans and specified tions on file in the office of sad Board of Supervisors. Bids must be accom- panied by a copy of this notice and good and sufficient bond in the sum of Sl ,000 for the faithful perform ance of the contract, if awarded.
 Proposals to be filed with the Clerk of the Board and to be en- dorsed "Proposals to Build Hospi- tal."
 The Board reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids.
 P. MICHELELA,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors.
 Dated at Solomonville, Ar izona September IS, 1887.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

An organization has been effect ed at Phenix, under the name of the Arizona Reclamation Compa- ny, with the following incorpora- tors; Ozro Haskins, G. W. Ingalls,, Thos. E. Parish, O. F. Thornton and B. A. Fickas. The capital stock was placed at s2,OOO,0OO Tn 10000 shares of S1OO each, and the corporation has fifty years to run. One of the main objects of the company will be "to organize colonies and assist immigrants in finding homes in the San Simon, Sulphur Spring, Santa Cruz, Gila, Salt River and other valleys with in Arizona Territory; to sink wells, put in pumping machinery and lay sub-irrigating pipes and sup ply water for the same"
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

For an exhibition of monument al nerve commend us to the Star. The following item was published in its editoral column.-"A big lit tie man is the man with the swelled head. Such men are generally on the brink of political ruin" Hughes must have taken a day off and let some one of bis mortal enemies mount the tripod. The description of the much under sized editor is very exact.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

At Wheeling, W. Va, recently,
 the Grand Army men, in process
 sion, refused to pass under ban
 her which displayed a portrait of
 President Cleveland. This was a
 childish exhibition which places
 an organization composed of men
 who are supposed to have long
 since reached the years of discre-
 tion in rather pitiable position
 before the country. Whatever ex-
 plantation the apologists for the
 act may attempt to put forth, it is
 impossible for them to ignore the
 fact that it was an insult to the President of the United States, the highest official representative of our republican institutions, on the protection of which, in time of peril, the Grand Army organi- zation is supposed to pride itself. The very men who thus insulted
 the President would no doubt have been among the first to char acterize as Unreasonable" any similar act of discourtesy on the part of an ex-Confederate oganiza- tion toward any official, high or low, of the Federal government, and the Republican newspapers would. in such event, have teemed with denunciations of an "out- rage" besides treasuring it up as an exhibition of the disloyalty of the Southern Democracy for their "bloody shIrt" campaign in the next national election. No "trea- sonable" action of the small batch of unreconstructed Southerners was ever more fragrant than this action of the representations of certain clique of the truly loyal" Grand Army, who are trying to merge the organization into d vast political machine. It would cer. tainly seem as if the Grand Army were trying to wreck the society for it's own selfish ends, for most certainly, if the policy inaugurated by Futile, which has found its most extravagant demonstration so far at Wheeling, is persisted in, the organization will be brought into disrepute among all sensible and patriotic people of every shade of political opinion. The position occupied by the enemies of Presi- dent Cleveland in the Grand Army of the Republic, that they possess a monopoly of the political virtue and patriotism of the country, is, in the light of their conduct at | Wheeling-which is certainly as disloyal as any such demonstra- tion could we'll be made-the most | transparent of all pretenses. It is perhaps well for them to under stand that all the soldiers who went into the war were not Repub- licans, and that Hancock and scores of other officers and tens of thousands of the rank and file of the Northern army, were good Democrats and good patriots then, and are so yet.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

Consul Brigham was recently attacked by Judge Zubia at Paso Del Norte. Besides using abusive language Zubia struck Brigham over the head with cane. Com plaint was made at Washington, but the authorities there judged the matter a personal one and re- fused to interfere. The Mexican government took another view of the matter, however, and removed Zubia from his office.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

Under the new law all corpora tions formed in Arizona must pub fish the articles of incorporation in a newspaper published in the county where the corporation Is formed.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14
Notice of Pre-emptiOn Proof.
(DeeIaratory statement No. Iasz. ]

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE TUCsoS, Arizona, September :. AID. 1887. NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the follow AfIng-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support made before George II Stevens. Clerk of the United States District Court, at Solomon vile, Arizona, on the 20;h day of October, 1887, viz:
 John B. Groesbeck of Stafford. Arizona, for lots II and l5 and west half of southwest quarter section Q, township z. south range 20 east, Gila and Salt River meridian. :, He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and caltiva- tion of, said land, viz: J. C. Glasby O Saf- ford, Arizona. James Morris. of Stafford, Arizona, Ben M. Crawford, of Solomonville, Arizona. A, D. DUFF
 r. Register.
 First publication September, II, iSS7.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

Four hundred and fifteen Nor mons arrived at New York on the Sth inst. and left for Utah. Most of them were English and Scan dlnavians.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

Governor Zulick has filed pro- test at Washington against the re- moval of a portion of the San Carlos Indians to the Verde.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

The Fl Paso Inter-Republics has had its name changed by the new proprietors. It is now called the Tribune.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

The Inter Ocean says the South ern California hotels fill their coffers from the coughers who come from the East.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14

The Grant Locomotive Works at Paterson, N. J.. were destroyed by fire on the 7th inst. Loss, S15O,OOO.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-09-14
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

". F. Blake. Of Grand Rapids. vas IA the
city yesterday
A. T. Lla4srnlsn. Of whiGsh.D. vas in
tosa yesterday
q +. Reed Of Dstreit. sss At he WASH
iRkton Eolel yesterday.
n &. Stevens lsft last night for Msnoni-
nee ~ De gone al Water.
N A kysrs0n, Jr., OF Chiesgo. Was a
tewa yesterday looking over ais rsal estate.
The old furnace IN the Ausksg0n couaiy
isil Las b<ea taken cut and = new one pal
ia "a place.
Mrs. Gsaerzl Tom Thumb and company
viii hold the boards Al TIE Opera houss
tAis afternoon and evening
The Thzysr lumber mills propose 10 run
antil the men quit work. Cold weathei
viii not stop them on any account
The pixno store owned by henry A.
Wolf watch was formerly 81 IS Jefferson
al. has removed 70 Rogers b.oek, West
ern ave
j. Boyer, of Grand Rapids. srriTet 10
this city from up the river yesterday, and
reports logging operations As going On al
lively rate.
The proprietors of all the barber shops OF
this ciIy have entered into al agreement 10
close their shops at 5 O'Clock ~ tie even
ing. Saturdays excepted, irom December
10 March IS.
The following persons are the guests ol
Mr. and Mrs. Z. q. Coon, Of p Ssotosd-s;
Dir q. Il. Coon and wife. and Aaude Baker.
OF Grand Rapids, and W. Is. Childs snd
wife, OF Hilisdale.
There was another express load OF goods
taken from Geo. Jacks room IN the Ratisn
burg block TO the police station Yesterday
JACKS states that he can give good and jus
reasons for holding the goods that wer'
found IA his possession.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

o. - - - 49, - tt<s
We ssfer t. he ranks They nay 40
bsyood their cs1lEei - ssll - indiyid-
usls AL taks sss1 I11fs disastrous risksi
sor ia ons esss Il m<y saln bat sinsis
man, snd n ths other, thousands. IEis
u dsplorsbly sl0sa N tas iats dosntsl'
Al 81. L0a.s. b. rsfssrIag 10 the report
q lhs 5ccFstsry "a ihs Irsssary Tor issz
ws uncogsf lns lOii0@ing startling rec
ord
.sThs unnbsr Of National bsnks or
saaszsd during ths year u III which -
80 greatest nambes organized during
aay yser since 1871 he numbsr Vt
balks IA operation . z,-6j, more th2n
a. any gfsylous date. They are located
~ every State and organized Territory Of
tie Union. The rstarns msds by them
shos thai Ca Octobsx.3 " tie present
ssAr. .asy had - aggregate capital, sio5,-
I042i3; ss surplus. si5i, ,9I7 ,450, a. IL
dludual dsposits, 81 l22,41Z0n2; had
nads loans Ia smoaDi. LIS. 10. .52i,
and hsld ia spseis. sl02 s5T. .77s"
NON. here it - ssea thai the banks
hsgs loaned oaE. IA round numbers. sl,-
z36.cOODOO. while All their capital, IL
round nambsrs. was only s4S30O0OoO.
Add tns surplus OF sl3l.000.0O0, and the
sDecss on hand of SiU2 oOOOOO To the
zfoss capita. used. Tie s0tire assets are
bat s7ld. .0Oo, ,000. and this 10 S522OO0UOo
bsyoud the capacity Of the banks.
bat II has been said that the stock
holders OF every National osnk are each
made Individually responsible, equally
and ratAbly, aud Lot one for another. Tor
al contracts. debts and engagements OF
such association, 70 the extent Of their
STOCK thessi1. a, rs par value. IN addition
10 ne amount invested Ia such shares.
Hers . much sophistry-at least so
faT a. results 70; for wsAnd IA the same
Secrstary's report, page 81, The follow
M sxposal:
The Comptroller proceeded against the
stockholders OF thirty-four irso!vent
bauks for the purpose OF enforcing their
individual liability, ot which l,i5e, ,s3i
Las been collscted."
Think OF itl The Comptroller could
get bat about one million and q half out
Of the stockholders OF thess thirty-tour
inAolysHt banks. Now, takIag these as
tns average percentage Of seizabls prop
erty Of National bank stockholders out
side OF their reported assets. aud what
Go We have as 81 exhibit? Add $780,
10000 70 the s7l6.OO0000 capital afore-
said AMI W. hays bnt eight hundred and
sixteen alllion dollars against q rsspon-
sibihty OF one billion, two hundred and
thirty eight million dollarsl
No wonder stupsndous failures occur
-ss at Sc. Louis-by such high-hsndsd,
ovsrrsachiDs. Is is on the same princi-
pie as the cass OK a man whose earthly
possessions COMPASS bat Sl00 opening q
bank Of deposit, and after hauling in
$1,000 Ok the psOplss money, madly
launching IL all out ia Allsgan gas well
well stock. or patent medicine speeula-
ticusl
Or Grand Rapids National banks are
urques,iOnsbly sound; bat the figures
We have presented are from the Comp
troilsr and Secretary Of the Treasury.
These gold mios and wheat specuIations
undoubtedly account for so many bani
cashiers CT presidents taking mp theil
palasiRl abodes IA Canada. But tsv
ger into the penitentiary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

The Cincinnati Telegram takes DO stock
in the recent report that Governor FosA-
KsR = out OF the fsli for the Prssidsn-
tial rominssion. II says Governor FoR-
AuRE hss not The rsmotest idea Of lending
his efforts 10 promote the interests OF
Senator JoHN SHERMAS for the Presi-
dercy. sud sny statement that he hss, il
says. is simply Sd much tstfy OF q stick
for JoHS SHERMAN. FORAKKR IL work
i1x for FoRsxzE only for President The
sfatsmant that 90 has disclsimsd 81 an
tilicu for the Presidency "a bosb. The
Ielsgraal further says j, has been bus a
short tine since thst FoRAKER said 20 80
astscas - ths Telegram, when asked Il
he VAS a candidate for ths place: "Wsll.
you know could not sford 70 rsfuss s
domination. While s'n a SHKRwAS
uian. e course l srs always for FoRA-
KrE. Thst il nstursl~ Very perfectly
nssnrai. se "a sure Yet the boom, jusi
at present ia Ohio. seems to be soms-
vhst in favor of SHERHSN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

You will notice how quickly thorough
liz successful article 10 initiated, and also
that the INIT ations are without merit, as
they are gotten up by unscrupulous par
ties. Beware of limitations of DR.. Jones 5
Red Glover Tonic. The genuine is sold oy
T. X. Wilson, and properly cures dyspep-
sis. costiveness, bad breath. piles, pimples,
sgue and malaria diseases, poor appetite,
low spirits. headache, or diseases of the
kidneys. stomach and liver. Price 81
csnts
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
ToNIcar AND TOMORROW NIeur.

And every night during this week you can
get st w. H. Tibbs' Drug Store Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowl-
edged to be the most successful remedy ever
sold TOR the cure of Coughs. Group. Bron-
chitis. Whooping Cough. Asthma and Con-
sumption. Get bottle today, and keep ii
always in the house, so you can check your
cold at once. Price 80 cents and 81. Sam
pie bottles tree.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

FTHOsg wEAkY oF A RENTED NONE AND
| = she'd thsy lad ens of teelF owa. - sas -
tbell thslxh II sz&y 49, ~ fun1y tksi = sc1 ~
sueL iof Ia. lnoDsF / frosins. Lotils clcck,
oepse ], . 0sect's Ae.rt.
II0UsE AND LOT g0R sAIE or Fok RkNT.
III ls- lAfAyetts e.. nf.h h9oss soal1 u Cherry
q Also one seasn house . rent ca Hudson Pace.
las lire "a The pfeE4ises sZ-li
UoW 10 THIS FOR A SAVINGS BANK WE
III VII sell - lots IN ssuth Grand Rapids. ten
faiartes irsln lute4 Jeplt Al si-ots. s@.s0 oesn
b.lanee u 90 per wesk. Mckee a Cook, Foun-
taln -. as
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
house on Sprias-sI- iOr Stos0 Res1 fsne
dwelling 10lss ga ia.ssst.. leF y 80. sna an
~ acre farm ~ sparta tor -. loa al o1 slnAAl
bayMeafs and feasonaklc terms 4. A. Dspptr,
roosa IA, LscysTd block. over Pubic i1bfsrs
xs5sf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
Detroit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee.

fDhlFl EIIIEl NlCF TI-fI "IItlII-
Pas en -ers .asluE the i1tir0i kxpress 81
N. maze dlrec- cOf nectlOuS for New iO-k kos-
tor, sn1 q II pgln;s Fast
Night EKpes. las WakneF slecping car from
Or ID aspi ie 40 Detroit
Through tickets bl all points est a-d wtst
eno eeplng car Derfhs sen fe secured At ID. g.
H. a N. RsirJsd a once. sweets B0tei ana
81 depot
{ks CAErrELI. City Pass Agt-
Gro. b. EEEvE. 1rsf1ic Aeuarer. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Americans are breaking down under
pressure application TO business and duties
az the desk. they are losing nerve force
Dr. Jones Red Clover TOMS restores loss
tissues. and By its gentle aperauye action
removes al restraint fforn the secrative e
organs. hence. curing all diseases OF the
stomach, liver and kidneys a. T. T. VIII
son :, viii supply the genuine Red Clover
Touic at 10 cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
WALKS AND TALKS.

TsuEsdzy = fhznk slFinx Day. ksnsai-
ssr lie s2y - xssp Il b0iy. 1As wsy 70 DO
tais = - <iss oas<f psosls esass - give
thanks For ys1rssif gss ALAS nFst aaa
thanks 4f.srsarsls
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
Detroit, Lansing { Northern,
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

A local freigtf leaves Grand Rapsos ai o
n. carrying spaseDgert a. Tar a. Ka amazoo.
AL trains DAILY exceyt tundty.
Through tickets 10 al roirts and berihs - sleep
ing coaches can bC Hecsreo a. Union Ticket once
G. Monroe A., and at dcDot.
q ". NcEFsNgY. Agk
CEo. ". MUSs0F. Cts Tickel Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Turner'S Fsls. Mass. has a remarks
bss public chsriY. The Grand Rapids
Gss Compsny. oy careful management.
Is able 10 furnish gss Tor 81 oar thousand
feat 10 snal consumers snd 81 80 net 70
"a xe consumers. The Turner's Fsiis
company. hovsvsr, cbsr<ss only twenty
rpuls thousand. Is il evident tAsre-
Iers. tbat tbe Turner'S Falls company is
eifinx from stl0 20 $50 By wsy oi
chsrily With every thousand feat Of gsa
81 snppbes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Chronic nasal catarrh positively cured by
DIR. Sages Kennedy
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

The discovery q = wonderful gold
1irs. a brewery IN cosl mine. = hve
s1appirE turtle 10 CbicaS0 girls stem
rrh ard NISA VAS zssur starving her
ssif o festa GA account Of the lcsa %
ite Arsbeni 10 whom s5s wss married
fg psexs, srs anong ths things reported
~ iae telegraph 1ar-nx The nsst fsv
days r swsr sskes good daily ps-
ref Es seelat tuy romancss n beck
ffus
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
For Renf--BusfpesS FIaces

A eOoD STORE FOR RETT OK sTHr HILL
4 snitebie ~ Desf usTkef - er1e sso-e VII
rsrf 4 . rkxaf party 81 ore o. go vs.rs e jox
renss wfkA pr1Vlere . slynE Tusss sras
e~eF Aresfe
DcoN kNs PovaE 10 RENT-C0RVFE
II CsEpsr ana Loris-sts Eeoners 4 o=ez~n
SstI
refahte -afeT seS sfesFa ro-e- - 49,
sattsfafraTy s2r irscl Ite frga va~eer k-sll 4 III
o. Fr1e-sr sleT crr-~ssf ~ TerrsFs 49,
Skop EfzsrssoBs fre short fer-T IS hrr
re7iias ss6 1sst - trree slsss Ar14y e 49,
Ckvpsf svrsper ca a. knl-<S gSsr as
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Qars. - s. esesr2 Ave III g - TIE
fkLEssAN- EkkLz delivered ST<fy n.0rnlax a.
= czscG
kUsxEGOS. FJksDAT. NOV u
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

He is young doctor of good standing,
but no. long standing in the community
energetic, capable, and Just a trifie too am
bilious. Hs came here stranger not long
ago. and another doctor-one of our best
and best known physicians-took him in,
and has calamity stood by him ever since
An occasional rumoT was carried by "a lit
tie bird" 70 the etiec. that the younger mem
Der of the firm was not always punctiliOusly
careful about distinguishing between his
own and his older partners practice. Moth
ing OF this soTt was credited, however, but
the otner evening the elder doctor chanced
TO be out OF town, and patient called up
the office by telephone: Hello, there is
that Or. - ," naming the elder partner
NO" answered the younger partner, but
it's DR.. -. Won't l 40 just as well2" No.
sir. want DR.. -, laying stress upon the
proper uame in the sentence. Yes but
Dr.. - Is out Of Town, sud he won't be
hone till morning persisted the persever-
ing II not particular young man. And just
az this critical Iuncture soft feminine
voice was heard at another end OF the line,
II think there must be some mistake in
this matter. Ny husband will De home a.
or 10 this evening. and what's more
know that he ssft word to that effect 40 the
Office" The subsequent proceedings inter-
ssted that young physician no more. but he
hss probably learned q lesson IN personal
and professional etiquette that will be a
lasting one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

e~s BE fsana ~ etsiafzg the DeEosr "
verbs By sss.a- Any r~rt sf = liss % s.tsa
81 sGs fall iias-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Some three years ago Patrolman Will
Graves was braking on q railroad. Shortly
after making application for position on
the police force Graves Was caught between
two cars and hi, head was badly wounded.
While the cut was being dressed he re-
marked incidentally 10 the surgeon that
he might Just as well let the brains all
out. as he expected to be policeman in .
day or two" Much to his surprise Mr..
Graves received The appointment. and he
has been very careful not 10 relate the lit
tie brain snecdote until very lately. From
his valuable services during the past three
years, however il is clear that the surgeon
did his work we'll. aud that nothing es.
capped ironi the hole in Wills well shaped
cranium.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
For Rsnf--HOsIses.
AGENTS. Wanted.

yFANTEO-AGENTs MALE OR FEMALE. TO
" eel sB ereeiiens hs'1senod article Amy
81 10. Pearls. y stairs. a. p. n ~
rANvAssERs CAN CLEAR FROx sn TO So
y PER week seih3E snovs.ty. manufactures ~
tclssfo < -eyBz0ur. - Pea1 + 1lff
UTANIFD IMMEDIATELY - i.f05' KGfNTs
w nss o. femtls - ssii osIr furniture ps1isn
in ~ CRhef sfsfcs 80 -. eostle~ snfi ~
ssents ouYinE isse. 80 easily msde per week.
s>nd xc f0s ss-rls ecttls and terms earring
hsaafscsuTi1x Go. Losk Box -. Ne~sysa. Mieh
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

The Grand Rapids typographical Union
at a meeting held yesterday afternoon vot-
ed TO subscribe the sum Of 500. to ali the
striking job printers in Chicago This
action was taken promptly aud cheerfuliy
and the money handed over with as good
grace as If the boys were drawing 800
apiece for each individuals weekly stipend.
Printers, like all the rest OF u.s. have their
faults. but they also have many and rare
virtues and high above all the rest
towers the virtue of real charity
which covers q multitude of sins When
ever there is sickness. pnvation or
legitimate cali OF any sort you
may rely upon II that the printer
boys viii always do their share in
the good work OF assistance aud ameiiora-
ton. Ii was in hard luck of any sort
would rather take my chances with the
sometimes rough spoken but always tender
hearted. iiberai-handed boys IN the back
room," than with any minister or million
aire l ever aR-and l don't mean dis
respect to ministers or milionaires when
say that, either.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Heyman Conpsny. the popular furni-
ture arm. are very busy hrm this week.
They have only just removed and got fairly
settled IN their mammoth and elegant new
establishment. IS aud 65 Canal-st.. and are
searee,y ulroueh with the grand opening"
and nov e.sssS the wedding OF Miss Josie
Heymsn. Mr.. HeymAn's charming eldest
daughter, who Is we'll known % the ma
JOrigy of readers aud has long been fsvo--
lie ~ society circles In this city. Miss Hey
maA Will be married 10 Ar. Benjamin
Dryils. = leading merchant Of Sayannah
Ca, tomOrF0s morning. al the family resi-
dencs on South Union-st. Tne affair will
be . select and very quiet one. MIR. Dryf
Is nov IN the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

MONEY LOANED OK REAL ESTATE AND
III bank securities. Boads bought aud sold. As
K. Antisdei, No. Lovett block. opposite sweet
hotel eou
MONTY 10 OLOAN-ON WATCHES. JEwELRf.
and lots for sale or exchange. Card and JOB
printing at low rates by John Bole. 70 Pearl -
Berkey block. L4u
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

vVkNTED- BY A sCHoOLRoY IsYEsPs OF
W see = sffasfios in frv E1oss - zroaefr = ore
for eveu'u sn8 Sefu71sTs AS4ress ~ - q o.
: g ToNnsend ~ Holfh Ioatssf "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Tts Nsr Xers Ersafar Sns states
ttst sse Ess Gisrsis s-oes-sd en- tha
s-e-- f ee Lsa-isn r.oss nTits d-awn
caes fas beriaE - their breasts
IS tha Gta-ls wsrrants the rrssunptcs o
81 Stsat sraTegY 81 their part
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

-A9ly. Al otheFS dsliy except sundn3
r.eepnE can run on fSci1c ard Auantic EK-
presses 10 and from Dcifoii-FaTi0f oaus rsla on
Day Eipress and Grand Rapids txpfess a. aud
ifoin ietrulL-lsrcci connections mad at DeirOt
Win a. through tfsiLs eazl-jlckcif az "a ~
nion Ticket Once. ~ konnee.s e. aud a. Lnioa
depot
ID. ". goHNsos Mich Pass. Agt 81 Monroe-SL
CHts. ~. kohhis. Cen AFt - MonrOe-x
y ". hu0DEis q T.. and 4 A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

sAeiag d0~n AZ OF the sidssalks has
already commenced u earnest. snd step
should hs pat - this nzis2nes a. the start.
Everybody wants % see the youngsters A.ss
their lexillnaa1s ~ iatsr i1n. .ad lots cf Z,
sat nos - ths extent OF sndangsrnz TIE
lie and Alze of every psdsstrisa. Give tEe
bows and giFis 0as or IVA stfssts s.1t re-
strict then 70 esftslu lours, and thes s<e
- Il that ne city ialuEcIl0Bs are rsspsctsa
sn1 noL regularly violated a. vas lie csse
last Winter.